Budget 2011-12 Budget Paper No.3 The Budget
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Tabled Papers for 11th Assembly 2008 - 2012; Tabled Papers; ParliamentNT
2011-05-03
Tabled By Delia Lawrie
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209 Department of Natural Resources, Environment, The Arts and Sport Output Group/Output 2010-11 Estimate 2011-12 Budget $000 $000 Protected Areas and Conservation 53 246 57 111 Parks Joint Management Programs 4 131 4 229 Parks Visitor Management Programs 21 981 22 292 Conservation Management Programs 27 134 30 590 Natural Resources 42 604 35 957 Land Management 27 029 23 367 Water Management 15 575 12 590 Environment and Heritage 10 748 9 859 Environment and Sustainability 7 249 6 762 Heritage Conservation 3 499 3 097 Arts and Culture 46 074 43 684 Scientific and Cultural Collections 34 885 33 223 Arts and Screen Sector 11 189 10 461 Sport and Recreation 34 093 25 761 Sports Development 14 713 10 413 Northern Territory Institute of Sport 3 626 3 581 Facilities and Events 15 754 11 767 Environment Protection Authority 1 483 1 454 Environment Protection Authority 1 483 1 454 Total Expenses 188 248 173 826 Appropriation Output 143 776 140 893 Capital 785 755 Commonwealth 4 308 278 2011-12 Staffing: 798 Agency Profile The Department of Natural Resources, Environment, The Arts and Sports primary responsibility is to involve the community in the Territorys nature, culture and sporting activities. It also manages the Territorys conservation and biodiversity activities with the aim of protecting the Territorys natural and cultural assets. Strategic Issues for 201112 Environment Expanding Protected Areas management including through Territory Eco-link, which involves Indigenous people, business, landholders and other communities in conservation management. Developing a biodiversity conservation strategy that involves the community, research, evidence-based policy and legislation.